Fleur Rendell

b. 1971

Linocut print maker Fleur Rendell completed a Bachelor of Arts in ceramics and printmaking at RMIT in 1992.

Her masterful linocuts and works on paper are characterised by bold, clean lines and a vibrant colour palette. Her unique design aesthetic celebrates the patterns and shapes within nature and still life arrangements by condensing them down to their most succinct form.

Rendell’s works have been exhibited in Melbourne, Sydney and Tasmania. Her work is held by the National Gallery of Australia, Canberra; the University of Melbourne and the Australian Print Workshop, Melbourne.

PAST EXHIBITIONS

2022

2018

2015

In Blog

Fleur Rendell – Selected for the Biblio Art Prize

Image above: Fleur Rendell  Returned  2022  collage  28 x 35 cm, beside Sally Piper’s novel Bone Memories (2022), which inspired …

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Congratulations Martin King – Finalist in The Alice Prize

Martin King  ledger of the lost years ‘24 and ‘25′  N.D  graphite, watercolour and gouache on drafting film and paper  …

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Dianne Fogwell – ‘Prescience’ Exhibition at Geelong Gallery

Image above: Dianne Fogwell  Prescience  2023  linocut and woodcut  4,500 x 145 cm  – installation at Geelong Gallery Congratulations to …

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